Dhahi Khalfan recognizes the superiority of the Qatar team and attacks UAE players

Lieutenant-General Dhahi Khalfan, Dubai's chief of police and public security and chairman of the Narcotics Council, ridiculed the level of players of the UAE's national team in the match against the United States. Qatar in the semifinal of AFC 2019.

"It was clear that the Qatar national team was in better shape and more competent than the UAE team, so the result is predictable," Khalfan said in a tweet on his official account via Twitter: " I was just wondering: the amounts paid to the so-called professionals.Professional today but they are very ordinary players. "

It was clear that the national team of the State of Qatar was more fit and more competent than the national team of the United Arab Emirates.
So the result is predictable … I was wondering … the amounts that were spent for the so – called professional … What we have written professional today, but they are very ordinary players.

– Dhahi Khalfan Tamim (@Dhahi_Khalfan) January 29, 2019

"It's beautiful in the Qatari team that players from all over the world except Qatar, and this is the place of magnificence and creativity in this world".

Gamil in the Qatari team as those who play around the world except Qatar and here is the place of magnificence and creativity in this world.

– Dhahi Khalfan Tamim (@Dhahi_Khalfan) January 22, 2019

The UAE team lost in the Asian Cup semifinal, which was held at Mohammed Bin Zayed stadium tonight in four unanswered Qatari. Khalfan described Qatar at the United Nations, referring to the many naturalized players on his team.

Since the start of the tournament, Qatar has appeared and announced that a large number of players are naturalized, including the top scorer of the championship, Muiz Ali Zine El Abidine, who allegedly told the press that he was of Sudanese origin.

Relations with the UAE are tense since Saudi Arabia, the United Arab Emirates, Bahrain and Egypt broke off diplomatic relations with Qatar on June 5, 2017, baderting their support for terrorism, which Doha denies that the Quartet seeks to impose the custody of its national decision.

In order to resolve the crisis, the four Arab countries submitted a list of 13 petitions to the Kuwaiti mediator in exchange for the lifting of punitive measures against Qatar, but Qatar rejected all these requests, saying that it was an interference in their "national sovereignty".

In addition, Qatar, through the Kuwaiti Ombudsman and officials from Western countries, has asked the four Arab countries to sit down at the dialogue table to find a solution to the crisis, but that is not the case. it's not produced yet.